MiG-21Bis Fishbed Preview and Tutorial Videos

[Wags]

Nice job, a very professional and intelligent video as always.

[Einherjer]

Absolutly great! Now i am hot!

[cichlidfan]

I just wish he hadn't scrolled through the controls so fast. Even going frame by frame, I am missing some. ;)

[NineLine]

Bunyap sets the bar high for preview/review/tutorial vids for sure....

[Airway]

If he would only speak in normal speed. Vids would be 40% longer but one would understand what he says :)

[tomcatter]

Great video, thank you for your work.

 

What i have seen just confirms the quality and good work the team promised, thus they will have all my confidence when the release comes.

 

This module is gonna bring a lot of fresh air to the sim, and push it forward.

[GaryIKILLYOU]

Great video, thank you for your work.

 

What i have seen just confirms the quality and good work the team promised, thus they will have all my confidence when the release comes.

 

This module is gonna bring a lot of fresh air to the sim, and push it forward.

This to the T.

[Cruiser18]

If he would only speak in normal speed. Vids would be 40% longer but one would understand what he says :)

 

For some reason the way he speaks reminds me of Ned Flanders, and I keep expecting him to say "Dang diggedy". XD

[Kayos]

I don't suppose we are allowed to see the manual yet?

[Hans-Joachim Marseille]

It's official now ... the MiG-21 is a bad turner. Thanks to Bluedrake42 for already mentioning that, but now we know from a more "reliable source" :disgust:

[uboats]

Wanna know more about AP modes

[cichlidfan]

Wanna know more about AP modes

 

Collectively, I think we want to know more about everything. :)

[uboats]

Collectively, I think we want to know more about everything. :)

 

Agree!!!!

I just want some more details for verification.

[SilentGun]

lol he locked himself in the cockpit

[Bunyap]

lol he locked himself in the cockpit

 

Sigh... and it won't be the last time. :doh:

 

Thanks a lot for the feedback everybody! There is more to come very soon.

[froogle]

The aircraft turns just fine. You have to bear in mind that it can easily get outside of its limits, but as long as you practice pay attention to speed, angle of attack and keep her in the envelope including user of rudder the MiG 21 is every bit as agile as her infamy would have you believe.

[uboats]

Sigh... and it won't be the last time. :doh:

 

Thanks a lot for the feedback everybody! There is more to come very soon.

 

IFF @ right vertical panel, middle part, bottom row.

Edited August 22, 2014 by uboats

[Philipp2]

@ the autopilot guys

MiG 21 BIS SAU is equipped with a SAU23ESN autopilot.

It lowers and stabilizes the controls.

Its possible to do an autoland with minimums 40m.

There's also a rescue button , when the pilot is pushing it, the autopilot will recover the aircraft. If you will set an minimum altitude in radar altimeter it will also recover when you're below that altitude.

For more questions I've to ask a friend.

[uboats]

There's also a rescue button , when the pilot is pushing it, the autopilot will recover the aircraft.

 

could you put more details of this one? I think the AP button on stick is something like letting AC in level flight.

[Philipp2]

The one on the stick can be type of panic button. There's a mode for stabilize when it turned on and you press the stick button it will recover and stabilize the aircraft.

And there's another button which means something like rescue from critical altitudes. In this case it works together with the radar altimeter and rescues out of low dangerous altitudes or when you set a minimum altitude in radar altimeter it will recover below that and bring you over that minimum altitude.

 

Philipp

[Bunyap]

Part 2 is up...

[mambo]

I,m going for a beer and enjoy the video.thank you.

[Cruiser18]

YES! More Mig-porn.

 

* Grabs some coffee *

[GorT]

YES! More Mig-porn.

 

* Grabs some coffee *

 

Damn just finished mine as I read this......... time to make another then. :)

[Cobra847]

Part 2 is up...

 

Thank you for the fantastic videos Bunyap.

 

The workload is incredibly heavy here at the moment; but I can't help but take the time to enjoy these and get motivated from your infectious excitement. :)

 

P.S. the reason your switches sometimes reset during the startup procedure is that they auto-repair of system components kicks in (about 4-5 minutes when the engine is off). We're looking at ways to make this an opt-in system or otherwise make it less intrusive when you're idling before starting the engine.